DSZ-3732 Secure Mainframe Development in the Cloud has Arrived

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1 DSZ-3732 Secure Mainframe Development in the Cloud has Arrived Stan King CTO, Information Technology Company Chris Trobridge, Product Manager, IBM 2014 IBM Corporation

2 Agenda Mainframe Cloud Challenges Cloud and what is offers to development organizations Managed DevOps System z Development and Testing Environments in the Cloud 1

3 Is your development stuck at the same old slow pace? 2

4 Innovation Latest Ideas Latest Techniques Latest Technology Can transform your Development 3

5 Key business benefits from Cloud managed services Lower costs Improved responsiveness Optimized resources Best use of development skills

6 Mainframe Cloud Challenges Security Size Legacy Complexity make it very difficult to move to the cloud 5

7 The Security Challenge Single tenant Private Local 6

8 The Size and Legacy Challenges Storage Cloning and Provisioning Existing and New Tooling 7

9 The Complexity Challenge True Environment Environment Expertise Cloud Platform Expertise 8

10 Key business benefits from cloud managed services Speed Solution Expertise Scalability Lower costs Improved responsiveness Optimized resources Best use of development skills

11 Consider the significant business value* companies gain by using IBM managed services: 224% 88% 42% 24% three-year return on investment reduction in server and network downtime increase in IT staff productivity reduction in IT infrastructure costs *According to the 2014 IDC/IBM study, Business Value of Managed Services

12 IBM Cloud Managed DevOps : The core DevOps solution on a virtual private cloud, without the setup and maintenance costs Provides the core DevOps solution, customized and configured for each client On a scalable IBM SoftLayer Infrastructure Provides 99.9% availability (SLO) IBM Systems services solution Continuous monitoring Continuous customer feedback and optimization Operate Steer DevOps continuous feedback Deploy Continuous business planning Develop and test Continuous release and deployment IBM SoftLayer Infrastructure Collaborative development Continuous testing IBM Systems Services

13 IBM Cloud Managed DevOps includes these IBM DevOps software tools Steer Develop / Test Deploy Operate Continuous Business Planning System Architect Rational Team Concert Jazz Reporting (RRDI or JRS) Collaborative Development Rational CLM Rational Developer for System z Rational Compilers Worklight Studio Rational Quality Manager Rational Test Virtualization Server Rational Test Workbench (RTW and Mobile Test Edition) Continuous Testing Continuous Release and Deployment UrbanCode Release UrbanCode Deploy SmartCloud Orchestrator Rational Dev & Test Environment for z Worklight Quality Assurance InfoSphere Optim Test Data Management Security AppScan Continuous Monitoring SmartCloud Application Performance Mgt SmartCloud Control Desk Continuous Customer Feedback & Optimization Tealeaf CX Digital Analytics Mobile Quality Assurance

14 Pay only for the tools you use, follow your own DevOps adoption path. Steer Develop / Test Deploy Continuous Business Planning Collaborative Development Continuous Release and Deployment 1 IBM Collaborative Lifecycle Management Continuous Testing 3 CLM Rational Test Workbench IBM UrbanCode Release IBM UrbanCode Deploy 2 Rational Development and Test Environment for System z

15 IBM Cloud Managed DevOps provides infrastructure and services for licensed IBM products (BYOL) IBM Cloud Managed DevOps Bring Your Own License (BYOL) = Managed services + IBM SoftLayer (IaaS)

16 Featured managed services with IBM Cloud Managed DevOps: Monthly Billing Full custom Installation and configuration Ongoing maintenance Install optional upgrades 2x/year With 1 month of availability for testing OS support and maintenance Ongoing monitoring and recovery Daily back-ups Disaster Recovery Security monitoring Performance monitoring Customer success and support Options that fit your needs Add-on services available: Additional environments Additional tools and integrations Managed Services

17 Key value points from IBM Cloud Managed DevOps service Elasticity and scalability Utility billing Secure platform Shorter time to value Ongoing maintenance User experience same as on-premise solution Lower total cost of ownership Business agility

18 Base and Add-on Features (1 of 2)

19 Base and Add-on Features (2 of 2)

20 Base and Add-on Features for RD&T

21 THE MEAT& POTATOES OF RD&TAS A MANAGED SERVICE 20

22 Best of all Worlds Rational RD&T as a Managed Service offers quick time to value with expert provisioning and ongoing management; It s your environment, you decide what to manage and how to manage it; The RD&T Managed Service provides routine support and operation with additional assistance available if required, on-demand; Worldwide coverage and availability.

23 Full Range of Managed Services The same services you would want for an in-house mainframe are available to you in the cloud, with the big benefit of having peace-of-mind; Assessment Activation Problem Management Configuration Operation Administration Migration Customization

24 Base RD&T Implementation Service Most current z/os ADCD Activated with the ITC Golden Image modifications for improved operation (SMS,TSO, USS / OMVS); Default TSO userids added to RACF with basic options (TSO, SDSF, OMVS); Custom TSO userids available via value-add; Subsystem activation based on your needs (CICS, DB2, MQseries, HTTP, IMS); Default IBM ADCD configuration; zos upgrades as required / requested by you; zos PTF support for existing APARs; Help Desk & Technical Support.

25 Value-Add RD&T Services Customization CICS, IMS, DB2, TSO User definitions, DB and file definitions; Data migration (most popular, most desired) service; Third-party software installation (licensed as required) Sysplex JES3 Landmark, CompuWare, SyncSort, Tone

26 Not All Tasks Created Equal Data Migration Full Volume Migration using ADRDSSU With USERCAT highly recommended File Migration using ADRDSSU Identify all HLQs in advance File Migration using ADRDSSU to Optical Media (DVD-ROM) Dumped to disk, copied to media via FTP Acceptable Media 3490E, 3590, 3592 cartridges DVD-ROM

27 Typical Customer Size Small (typically one two days setup) Traditional batch and green screen development process Legacy oriented Medium (typically 1 2 weeks) One database environment (DB2, Informix, Oracle) One transaction processing system (CICS, IMS) RDz integration with legacy development process Large (typically 3 4 weeks) Sysplex with multiple guests JES3 Enclaves More users, more data, more of everything

28 Case Study Full System Migration U.S. Air Force Wright-Patterson AFB RD&T implementation to move development, test, and training from a constrained production System z; by the numbers : 2 - ITC Staff members assigned to the project; 3 - Days spent planning; 4 - Days allocated for the project implementation onsite; 12 - Third party software applications activated including products from CA Technologies, Cincom, Compuware, FDR, Landmark, Serena, and Syncsort ; 29 - Hours total time on customer site; 32 - Spare/Empty volumes for growth; volumes of z/os system data; volumes of customer data; Logical volumes migrated from an IBM DS6800 via FTP using a dedicated OSA port on the z114 in three and a half hours.

29 Case Study ROI & Lessons Learned Customer was able to move a considerable amount of workload from a soon to be upgraded System z to Rational; Migration allowed development, test and training activities to proceed without negative affect from the metal upgrade; First year savings was estimated to total $482,000; ROI was experienced in 6 months; A total of 50 users were defined in RACF, but only a portion of those users active at any one time; Data synchronization performed via a combination of an automated FTP and a manual process; Success was due in part to customer being actively involved and available throughout each task; The need for access to customer technical staff was critical.

30 Assessment Process Information Gathering Customer Identification and Goal Description; Existing or New Environment Details; What tools used; how is processing performed; IODF / IOCDS review Metric data for existing application environment; Users, apps, libraries, storage.. IBM products in use and configurations; CICS, IMS, DB2, RDz, MQseries.. Third-party products in use and configurations; Connectivity access methods in use; TCPIP, HTML,FTP, TN3270, DDF.. TSO and OMVS requirements; Users, storage, special requirements Security requirements; FISMA, HIPAA, DIACAP, ISO/IEC, FedRAMP

31 Assessment Process Data Analysis and Modeling Metrics Reduction and Nodal Definition; Proforma Design and Functional Requirements; CPU and memory; Storage provisioning; Networking; User requirements for TSO, USS, DB2, CICS, IMS. Manpower Requirements; Customer tasks and staffing estimates; Project schedule and milestones; Additional Requirements; Customization costs, migration costs, value-add requests; Operational costs, Administration Costs, Support Costs; Data Synchronization;

32 Assessment Process Report Publication Four to eight days for full assessment; Report will describe preliminary requirements, costs associated with each, schedule, manpower; Options for customer consideration.

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35 Learning Resources RD&T Product Page RD&T Video How to create your own mainframe application development sandbox with RD&T z/os Continuous Integration dw article DevOps for the Enterprise tech talks: RD&T Product Documentation, including zpdt Redbooks RD&T Hub Request your test drive today: dex.html 34 10/7/14

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